1. Partially Identified Small Group ==> These three former 'Legacy' employees all have a couple of things in common. Can you identify them and the common things?
What is the first initial of their last names?
Which military conflict did they serve in?
Which Legacy Company did they start at?
Where do they have lunch the first Friday of the month?
As of 3/11/2010, no one has send the webmaster the answers! Yes, I do know who they are - do you?
2. Partially Identified large group
2.1 left to right and front to back:
Eunice Nelson, Curt Nelson, ?, Quint Heckert (standing).
?, ?, Ruth Bolton, Bernie Jansen (standing), Warren Becker, Ed Nelson,
Roger Gillette, ?, Dick 'Ole' Olson, Don Naaktgeboren, Ruth Sanford.
Standing in back are Dale Phelps, ?, Larry Bolton, Jim Swezey.
This photo was taken on September 9th at the VIP Club program which featured Dr. Tom Misa.
2.2 VIP Club program at which Dr. Tom Misa spoke:left to right and front to back are:
?, and ?
Manny Block, Art Johnson [identified by Jim Wazlawik and Don Blattie], and Dick Lundgren
Roger Gillette, ?, Warren Becker, Dorothy Becker, ?, ?, and Don Andersen
Larry Debelak, Bob Gruschow, ?, Ed Nelson, Al Edwins, and ?
'Ole' Olson, ?, Ruth Sanford, and Don Naaktgeboren.
Standing in back are Harvey Taipale, Hank Dotzler, Larry Bolton, Quint Heckert, Jim Swezey.
2.3 Celebrating ERA's 40th anniversary at Plant 2
From right to left are: Rolland Anderson, ?, Lou Cramer, Laverle Cocchiarella [identified by Don Weidenbach], Shirley Wood [identified by Laverle], Gen Sederstrom [identified by Jim Wazlawik], ?, ?, ?, behind the camera person appears to be Bill Geiger because of his necktie seen in 3.s below.
Walter Strey has identified the 5th person as Dorothy McInerny. So, is she Shirley or Dorothy?
3. Fully Identified Small Groups
3.1 Right - From a 1970s winter fishing trip: Al Keding, Wally Milacs, and Bob Oulicky. Others on this fishing, drinking, and bridge playing weekend were Bob Beljeski, Dick Erdrich, Lowell Benson, Don Shore, and ??
3.2 Left - From a 1986 ceremony placing a plaque in honor of ERA's being founded in 1946. The participants are Rolland Anderson, Bill Geiger, Jack Nichols, and Bob McDonald.
3.3 Right - From a 1970's cost award luncheon. This photo shows Don Mager [left] making a cost savings presentation to Lowell Benson [center]. At the right is the engineering department administrator, Otis 'Odie' Elling [identified by Stan Lins.] In the background are Duane 'Swede' Berg, Dave Zemke, Dale Feine, and Gary Hokenson. [Identification help from Harvey Taipale and Dave Z.]
3.4 left - This photo is from the 2008 VIP Club picnic at Highland Park. [Thanks to Bob Langer for identifying the group -November 23]. On the left side of the table are Joe Juneau and Betty Schlueter. On the right side - right to left are Kathy Juneau, Bonnie Durand, and Denny Durand.
3.5 Right - 
Photo, L-R, Mack McCain, VP-Federal Systems Marketing, Vern Leas, VP-Defense Systems Marketing, Forrest Crowe, VP-GM Univac Federal Systems
Circa 1967-1969, Univac St. Paul included both the Defense Systems Division and Federal Systems Marketing, responsible for the sale of commercial computers to the Federal Government. Federal Systems Marketing was headed by three different VP's, Lee Johnson, who was fired, Mack McCain, who resigned, and Dick Frary, who also resigned. Vern Leas, VP of Defense Systems Marketing, reported to at one time or another to the three people named above. After Frary left, Federal Systems Marketing name was changed to Federal Systems Federal Operations, with headquarters in Washington, DC, and reported to Americas Domestic Division (ADD) in Bluebell, PA.
This short era was a chaotic, intriguing politically charged time in Saint Paul. In 1968 Vern Leas moved to Bluebell to head the Univac Computer Services Division. Forrest Crowe named Dewaine Osman as Leas' replacement before he also moved to Bluebell and was replaced by Dick Gehring.
During this time period, Bob McDonald was the president of Univac and Probst was the VP of Engineering.
Ciao for Now! Rapp
4. Fully Identified Large Groups
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